Store Search search Title, ISBN and Author Movie Icons: Live on Stage by Richard France, Pam Gems, Jackie Skarvellis Estimated delivery 3-12 business days Format Paperback Condition Brand New Ideal for students preparing an audition piece, as well as being perfect reading for all fans the movie icons. Publisher Description monologues. Details ISBN 184002769X ISBN-13 9781840027693 Title Movie Icons: Live on Stage Author Richard France, Pam Gems, Jackie Skarvellis Format Paperback Year 2010 Pages

3in1 - Spirit + Aladdin + Anastasia Disney Movies and Cartoons on DVDs with Arabic Spoken or Arab Subtitles. Spirit Horse lovers young and old will celebrate this utterly enjoyable and marvelous- looking animated film. The titular stallion runs free in the Cimarron (New Mexico) wilderness until a series of men try to master the proud horse, leading to adventures through a U.S. Cavalry fort, Native American settlements, and a railroad camp. Despite a heavy dose of political correctness and realism (the animals don't talk; we only hear Spirit's internal monologue, voiced by Matt Damon), directors Kelly Asbury and Lorna Cook give their hero many only-in-a-movie moments, including an action sequence rivaling any of Rambo's escapes. The stirring mix of 2-D and 3-D animation is absolutely... Less

This is a collection of monologues and scenes from Canadian plays for gay characters. From drag queens to farm boys, these selections express the diversity of gay life. As gay American plays and movies achieve Tony Award-winning respectability and Oscar-winning recognition, it becomes more and more necessary for actors to have a collection of monologues to audition for gay plays.

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1. Come Fly With Me2. I've Got a Crush on You3. I've Got You Under My Skin4. Shadow of Your Smile5. Street of Dreams6. One for My Baby (And One More for the Road)7. Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words)8. One O'Clock Jump [Instrumental]9. Tea Break [Monologue]10. You Make Me Feel So Young11. All of Me [Instrumental] 12. September of My Years13. Get Me to the Church on Time14. It Was a Very Good Year15. Don't Worry 'Bout Me16. Makin' Whoopee [Instrumental] 17. Where or When18. Angel Eyes19. My Kind of Town20. Few Last Words [Monologue]21. My Kind of Town (Reprise)

Everyday "A Star is Born", and it can be you! Like in every profession there are basics which cannot be ignored or denied. Many movie stars spend numerous years struggling to learn these basics in order to get to the top. This "How to Become a Movie Star in Ten Steps" cuts through the mass of information, which you'll need in your pursuit of stardom. Each of the ten steps is succinct, to the point, and without mind boggling and unnecessary details. It will guide and aid you in the absolute essentials of becoming a movie star; starting with a creative visualization of your first Academy Award; preparing to be an actor; setting realistic goals; suggested readings; movies to study; preparing a perfect monologue; head shot formats & sample resumes; actor's survival necessities; key cinema... Less

Told from the perspective of three hormonally charged high school boys LIFE AS WE KNOW IT from the Gabe SachsJeff Judah production team behind UNDECLARED and FREAKS AND GEEKS presents a male spin on the traditional teen drama. Filled with confessional freeze-frame monologues reminiscent of Zach Morris's on SAVED BY THE BELL the series explores the romantic family and school-related dilemmas of best buds Dino Sean Faris Jonathan Chis Lowell and Ben Jon Foster A DOOR IN THE FLOOR. Dino's picture-perfect life as the star of his school's hockey team and ladies man is turned upside down when he realizes that his mother is having an affair with none other than his hockey coach. Troubled by what's going on at home Dino becomes distant from his high school sweetheart Jackie and the two... Less

Heinemann is proud to be publishing, for the first time, the complete text of Gus Edwards' remarkable Lifetimes on the Streets, in a volume with another collection of monologues entitled Reaching for the Dream. Together, these two sets of monologues are a vital resource for actors and actresses looking for honest, vibrant material. The characters in Lifetimes on the Streets range from a woman on her way to her hairdresser who enters into a strange relationship with a painter who invites her to have a cup of tea with him, to the Common Man, an old man carrying a bag who warns that Harlem is entering a new ice age, to a businessman who, on the death of a homosexual friend, wanders into a porn movie and is forced to confront his own discomfort and lack of confidence. The rest of this volume... Less

Some of the freshest, most powerful writing of the last few decades has been done for film. Contemporary Movie Monologues offers a wide range of monologues from American screenplays produced during the 60s, 70s, and 80s, including some of the most unforgettable dramatic and comic speeches in the history of cinema. You’ll find a great variety of monologues from Academy Award–winners, box office smashes, and cult classics, including: The Manchurian Candidate Harold and Maude Jaws Blade Runner All of Me Kiss of the Spider Woman Platoon Broadcast News Fatal Attraction Ferris Bueller’s Day Off The Whales of August Bull Durham Contemporary Movie Monologues includes a useful, expanded table of contents that identifies each character’s gender, age, setting, period, and genre (drama,... Less

MGM was doing so well in 1941 that it could afford the occasional "prestige" film with little box-office appeal. Based on the novel by J.P. Marquand, H.M. PULHAM, ESQ., stars Robert Young as a successful but stuffy Boston businessman. The glimmer of sadness in Young's eyes indicates that his ascension to the top was not without its cost. In flashbacks, we see how Young considered changing the track his life was on in order to marry Hedy Lamarr. After marrying his wife, however, the man never strays. The film utilizes the STRANGE INTERLUDE approach of interior monologues heard on the soundtrack, and anticipates CITIZEN KANE (which hadn't yet been released when PULHAM was filmed) by building its entire narrative on the flashback structure. H.M. PULHAM, ESQ. contains what may well be Robert... Less

"To eat" means "to exploit" in many Third World countries, but "to consume" means "to enjoy" in the First World. HEADHUNTERS satirizes this cultural confusion?as well as racism, tourism and male rituals for manhood?not to mention culinary aspirations?in a post-colonial story about a white boy's trip to acquire a shrunken head in Papua New Guinea. The boy's mother narrates in cheerful quasi-Conradian monologue. HEADHUNTERS' outrageousness hopes to convince viewers, in a way that both amuses and informs, that development is not always to the benefit of the Third World. Featured at the Long Beach Museum of Art, "Exchange and Evolution" as part of the Getty's Pacific Standard Time exhibition at RedCat, World Wide Video Festival, Pacific Film Archives, Mixed Signals, L.A.C.E., L.A. Freewaves,... Less

Experience the ultimate in outdoor entertainment Movies, video games, and sporting events will be larger than life in your own backyard. Its portability allows the screen to be quickly and easily constructed and taken down for any type of event. The Backyard Drive-in is a great addition to any evening. Watch the jaws drop at your next corporate presentation or trade show. The Backyard Drive-in utilizes an expandable aluminum framework fitted with a projection screen made of an engineered

Acclaimed director Steven Soderbergh films Spalding Gray's monologue-- originally written for the stage--with an energy that makes for an intriguing cinematic viewing experience. Opening with a succession of black-and-white interviews that details horrific incidents dealing with human eyeballs Gray's topic of discussion becomes readily apparent. Eventually Gray admits that he himself experienced a near-traumatic episode when one of his eyes became blurry and unfocused. Terrified at the thought of surgery--which would have involved scraping his eyeball--Gray decided to search for another way to rid himself of his unfortunate condition. In a series of hysterical tales Gray describes his attempts to find a nonsurgical cure for his affliction. These include calling a Christian Science hot... Less

While Spalding Gray was a gifted actor who gave fine performances in the films TRUE STORIES THE KILLING FIELDS and KING OF THE HILL he was at his best playing himself without a supporting cast. Gray was a master of the seriocomic monologue and he rose to fame with a series of one-man-shows in which seated behind a desk he would speak at length about various events in his life -- his experiences making THE KILLING FIELDS in SWIMMING TO CAMBODIA his struggle with writers block in MONSTER IN A BOX and his health issues in GRAY'S ANATOMY. While Gray's performances were often quite funny he didn't shy away from difficult subject matter and never hesitated from revealing the painful side of his past and his own personal demons as he spun his tales before an audience or a camera. Filmmaker... Less

Approaching Union Square (2006) Katie Kreisler, Darren PettieDirector: Mark MeyersCo-stars: Jennifer Miranda Holmes, Bobby Pataki80 minutes, ColorDVD- R: Region ALLBased on stage monologues, Approaching Union Square is a collage of eleven tales capturing thirty-something New Yorkers struggling to find love and connection in the big city. They all cross paths on a New York City bus.

Told from the perspective of three hormonally charged high school boys, LIFE AS WE KNOW IT (from the Gabe Sachs/Jeff Judah production team behind UNDECLARED and FREAKS AND GEEKS) presents a male spin on the traditional teen drama. Filled with confessional freeze-frame monologues reminiscent of Zach Morris's on SAVED BY THE BELL, the series explores the romantic, family, and school-related dilemmas of best buds Dino (Sean Faris), Jonathan (Chis Lowell), and Ben (Jon Foster, A DOOR IN THE FLOOR). Dino's picture-perfect life as the star of his school's hockey team and ladies man is turned upside down when he realizes that his mother is having an affair with none other than his hockey coach. Troubled by what's going on at home, Dino becomes distant from his high school sweetheart Jackie, and... Less

United Kingdom released, PAL/Region 2 DVD: it WILL NOT play on standard US DVD player. You need multi-region PAL/NTSC DVD player to view it in USA/Canada: LANGUAGES: English ( Dolby Digital 2.0 ), SPECIAL FEATURES: Interactive Menu, SYNOPSIS: Kevin Spacey plays legendary attorney/civil libertarian Clarence Darrow in this made-for-TV biopic. The story begins in 1894, when Darrow gives up his job as a railroad attorney to represent the participants of the Pullman strike. Darrow's 'man of the people' reputation grows to mythic proportions over the next thirty years, a growth represented in this film by broad strokes and windy monologues. We last see Darrow in 1924, attempting to rescue young murderers Leopold (Jamie Harold) and Loeb (Barry Sherman) from the gallows. Darrow was first telecast... Less

For 30 years, Johnny Carson was the unchallenged king of late-night TV, from his golf-swing monologues to Carnac the Magnificent, and hundreds of fascinating guests and famous entertainers. Carson's trademark Midwestern folksiness and sly humor welcomed viewers with irresistible charm, as shown in this collection of the best episodes. Includes "Return to Studio One," the famous surprise appearance by Dean Martin and Bob Hope.

When Barbet Schroeder (More, General Idi Amin Dada, Single White Female) began work on the movie Barfly, he had no idea that it would be such a struggle. During the seven years it took him to complete the film, he turned his cameras on its screenwriter, poet and novelist Charles Bukowski. "I couldn’t stand the thought of not being able to share the extraordinary evenings we spent together," said Schroeder. "I finally brought in a small crew, friends of mine, with a high quality video set up. Whoever was the least drunk took control of the camera." Bukowski, legendary for his drunken excess and frank observations on life, love, and survival, took no exception with Schroeder. Barbet Schroeder recalls, "I had no idea of what I might do with the material, but I didn’t want those evenings... Less

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Release Date: 2008-10-20